... .) a Halfpoast Seven Oncbrk, e The mercantile accounts from Hamburgh, Frankfort, ard ; France, received this morning, all speak of' a rise in the 'pi, e of corn, whith, in some places, has reached 20 per cent. overlte . price before the commencement of ...

... n for the discontinu. 1 e. ance of meetings which have no longer an object, but are mise. a chievodiuin a high degree. He speaks of a plan for the-general Ca be pacification of Ireland, by which the people will be divided into o y, ciubs of about 120 ...

... SrI To TIiEIR CONDUCT, NOT ATElEI.Y iIIlE HtAPPiNESS OF F 'tl!S COUa'rTY, BUT THE LIBERTY Oi' BIlrTAIN ITSELF, Loa i B ' is speaking oat wltitl * Ln eeaa(e ! I W~e ?? whet'- cr- the lonourable House will cotsidcr it c wortb whijc ?? tlhe Reverendl Gentleroan ...

... description, as well sas alliie qualities of rid sold on full as good ierms as on last Monday. Other article; were, generally speaking, little inquired for, but without altera. s tion in price. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. f - . - - (FROM OUR ColestESPONDENT ...

... 'Y ttsity of acqluiring -information, that respectable acid we'll-in- 5l thrined gentietnan, Mr. Grant, the Director, in speaking otthe le, anoei-,azcd cono,,qoencrs of a partial opening of; the India trade, s. predicted reouhts ehich were afterwardas ...

... continue io he y abundantly supplied, the arrivas of g'rain to thss day's naasrtk ;were-very limited. Tihe trade, generally speaking,.ws ina very-depressed state, antal, from tlhe small attendance of buyers, it swould hare been next to impossible to effect ...

... description, and the meeting was a scene of the utmost uproar and confusion whenever any one on the libe- ral side attempted to speak. Mr. Alderman Daniels was called to the chair, the chief magistrate having declined to preside. IR The chairman declined to ...

... Oats since M1onday are rather considerable 4 but ao of of all other articles Ve~ry mooderais. Tito market od. 'H:I generally speaking, was dull ; hut in the limniteid busite-ls t wat trasticstoe tite quot~ations of Monday ivere ?? relillk.t trill IIts Xaturltc-t ...

... trade anid colonis pi tien of Cthe Indies, and an unlshackled conmmunicatiotl with the t. hundreds of millions, comparatively speaking, in a high state el tof civilization, hinhabiting China and the islands in the Eastern as seasl, arc refitted antd exposed ...

... wittlot delay Some cab0 els )Pe Shqoils ,. camp of tile Sultan, wh been sant tW, sod a~ds d.* returned from that city, and speak in the higlhe5 ,t - friendly treatment tiey experienced at tilel ?? er tars. Tte city and the neitghbouring ountY are 11 eaq ...

... ns on t Y trade adopted by way of reprisal, in 1807, and leading to the f war of 1812, which terminated in 1815, and they speak thus of the system of restriction which was then continued, instead of at natural and gratual return to the policy adopted ...

... in their arrangements with their customers, ac, would be caught at and exposed by the Argus eyes of jea- tI' rivals. This speaks greatly in favour of the new establish. 00tts; they have thrown themselves open to the public, and Da Public favour (no. ...